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Creator: Allan McCollum
Allan McCollum "Visible Marker" United States, 1997
By Allan McCollum
Located in San Juan Capistrano, CA
Allan McCollum Concrete "Visible Marker" United States, 1997. Signed, Numbered & Dated to the bottom.
Category
20th Century American Modern Allan McCollum Furniture
Materials
Concrete
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